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zxbob


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posted March 26, 2008 11:32 AM        
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right now it looks like a zx14 with no plastic, and no motor.... not much to see...


Ya .... been there - done that ! (but I sent you pics)

I think he's on a top secrete mission here. Im sure its gonna be worth the wait.

BTW: ditch'in 80 lbs off the bike ...... thats some serious "Jenny Craig" for mama kaw !!


Bob
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ninja14


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posted April 09, 2008 09:34 PM        
I can't wait to weigh my project.............I'm using very little stock body work and not all of the metal either :-)

I don't think I'm going to pop for lighter wheels.......gotta draw the cash line somewhere :-)

I've opted for water injection intercooling vs a big metal cooler - which would look stupid........
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billeason


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posted April 10, 2008 05:10 AM        
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Dub give us some more insight on your upcomming build. I've got a feeling you're going full tilt on your bike. Lee Sheirts told me pound for pound {boost} the zx is a little stronger than the busa. Sealing the frame is the only complaint He had. He could only run 12-13 lbs with out boost leaks. Velocity is building 2 prostreet 14's as we speak for a couple of fellows in South Africa. I was up in their shop 2 weeks ago and asked them about the frame sealing. Barry showed me some o-ringed plates he fabricated to hold 30 lbs of boost {600 hp} He told me these bikes would be fast as shit{7.20's} IF He wasn't sponsered by Suzuki He would consider running one himself. I'd love to go full tilt on a 14 but I've blown a big wad on the 08 busa turbo
That is badass, Duncan'' I have not liked the tail section on the new busa's but yours is built to kinda not envisize it. Looks great. We are also building a pro street 14 is the plan, These things love the boost and sealing the box is not a big a deal as once was because there's much better seals and the material their made of out there!! Bill
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duncan


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posted April 10, 2008 05:41 PM        
Bill keep us updated on your prostreet14 build.
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ninja14


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posted April 11, 2008 08:27 PM        
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[.......Sealing the frame is the only complaint He had. He could only run 12-13 lbs with out boost leaks. .........


Use a plenum like other bikes..........then you also do not have to pressurize the whole airbox.
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RobMuzzy


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posted April 13, 2008 06:59 AM        
The power commander hub and ignition module can be used also to remove ignition based on boost.
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